Heritage Golf Links - Legacy Nine

Greens are terrible and pace of play is very and I mean very slow .

Greens are better than ever out there but people still never fix their divots. Didnt see a true putt all day. Fairway is firm with no grass. Not worth $89 but worth 49

Five hours for a Wednesday afternoon round. Unacceptable. Need to enforce pace of play. Four ladies took FOREVER. No reason to tee off at 12:30 and finish at 5:30 on a weekday afternoon round ever. Golf is not meant to be played this way. Also some of the funkiest pin locations I’ve ever seen, akin to putt putt where your ball would roll back down on an uphill putt. I gave the course another chance but never again. PTSD from these five hour rounds nothing has changed.

Condition of greens and sand traps are poor. Most sand traps have little to no sand in them and many are filled with ankle deep water. Some greens OK but most won't allow you a level put due to bare spots.

Incredibly hard course but tons of fun to play. Most greens in good shape. Bent grass with poa annui mix.. Great practice facility.

I came to ATL for work and decided Friday morning I had some free time to play. I called in advance to ensure they had rental clubs they shared with me the clubs were Callaway strata, and rent for $40, which was 3/4 of the cost for the round. Strata are the most basic starter clubs you can find and at that rental cost it lacks much credibility. From time to time when on travel I have played several courses which typically have a very nice set of clubs to be utilized, these were covered in red clay mud which the clubhouse manager whipped them off and the driver had a massive dent in the bottom. The course layout is very challenging and don't recall a single Par 3 under 180 yards as I played from the blue tees. Would I play this course again, absolutely but definitely with my own clubs. I would highly recommend not using these rental clubs as the cost of approximately $130 for the round and rental are totally not worth it.

Played 18 on a weekday morning. It had rained the two days prior. There were a few soggy places, but it was in overall good condition. I rented clubs which weren’t all that great (Strata?), but they got the job done. I played the Legacy and Heritage courses. Both had a lot of hills and undulations. There were water hazards involved in 3-4 holes. Greens were really good for the winter conditions and played fast. The gentleman I was paired with tells me that one of the courses will be closed for a year for renovations, and then The Traditions course will be closed and sold for housing development. Too bad. I’m glad I got to play while it was still good.

Dumbest pin placement I’ve ever seen, oh and it’s $130 for 1 person and a cart in the dead of winter. Conditions also trash